Turn off annoying keyboard sound when typing

Use Windows 11 accessibility and typing settings to eliminate most keyboard-related sounds.

1. Open keyboard accessibility settings:
   1. Press Windows logo key + U to open Accessibility settings.
   2. Select Keyboard.
   3. Turn off the following (if they are on):
      • Toggle keys (plays a sound when pressing Caps Lock, Num Lock, Scroll Lock)
      • Any other keyboard feedback options that produce sounds.
2. Check typing/text features that may give audio feedback:
   1. Press Windows logo key + I to open Settings.
   2. Go to Time & language > Typing.
   3. Review options such as text suggestions or other typing aids; disable anything that might be providing sound feedback.
3. If the issue is with system audio alerts (for example, when a key is held or an invalid key combo is pressed), switch to visual instead of audio alerts:
   1. Open Settings > Accessibility > Audio.
   2. Under Flash my screen during audio notifications, choose a visual option so notifications are shown visually instead of relying on sound.

After changing these settings, test typing again. If sounds persist, also check any vendor-specific keyboard or audio utility that may be preinstalled by the laptop manufacturer, as those can add their own keypress sounds outside of Windows settings.

References:

• Make your mouse, keyboard, and other input devices easier to use
• Use text or visual alternative to sounds